PV tuner question
Road Master
Joined: May 2009
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From: utah
Yes i asked around thinking about the PV and ended up going with the PCV. I don't plan on getting too crazy, in fact I was hoping to get away with no tuner at all. If you're just doing the a/c and pipes, either the pcIII or V seems like it would do the trick.
As far as pricing, overall the price from fuel moto for the pcv itself was the cheapest because they're running a special and free shipping. But like many said, no matter where you buy you'll have warranty and support.
As far as pricing, overall the price from fuel moto for the pcv itself was the cheapest because they're running a special and free shipping. But like many said, no matter where you buy you'll have warranty and support.
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Road Captain
Joined: May 2012
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From: Riverside, CA
Yes i asked around thinking about the PV and ended up going with the PCV. I don't plan on getting too crazy, in fact I was hoping to get away with no tuner at all. If you're just doing the a/c and pipes, either the pcIII or V seems like it would do the trick.
As far as pricing, overall the price from fuel moto for the pcv itself was the cheapest because they're running a special and free shipping. But like many said, no matter where you buy you'll have warranty and support.
As far as pricing, overall the price from fuel moto for the pcv itself was the cheapest because they're running a special and free shipping. But like many said, no matter where you buy you'll have warranty and support.
I bought the Power Vision yesterday morning.
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Joined: Aug 2012
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From: Big ol Titties
You'll love it. Even when I was done tuning I still left mine mounted in order to use the gauges and be able to log rides whenever I felt like it. It really is one of the best/coolest things out there right now. Plus if you get a new or second bike you can buy another license for it.
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